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 1 I   |       with a visor covered~his head. His military career had
 2 II  |     left the~department at the head of which the Emperor had
 3 III | suspicion that had entered his head as to some danger which
 4 III |  Besides, just now~Pierrotin's head was as full of his own stings
 5 III |       of showing a~magnificent head of blond hair beautifully
 6 III |        soldier's,~close to the head. The face of the vain lad
 7 III |    which the latter nodded his head, and called to his~own porter.
 8 III |     perched on the side of his head, seemed the sign of a merry
 9 III |     the ears detached from his head, his slightly turned-up
10 III |       necessary to an enormous head, whose vast~forehead proclaimed
11 IV  |        fellow with the tousled head looks to~me as if he had
12 IV  |       of Ali pacha. I saved my head, but, to tell the honest~
13 IV  |    worse for~you, he cuts your head off; that's his way of dismissing
14 IV  |       it suddenly came into my head to claim~protection as a
15 IV  |        as they are to cut~your head off; they are indifferent
16 IV  |      Alicante had got into his head, and his vanity was~boiling
17 IV  | Illyrian provinces, turned his head and looked~at Georges, so
18 IV  |     and in danger of losing my head because I went twice~to
19 IV  |     tell you that they cut his head off,--how could~he?" said
20 V   |    would fain have punched his head.~ ~"How he does spend money!"
21 V   |     moments~later, putting his head into the kitchen. "We are
22 V   |  giving his rapin a tap on the head.~ ~"All I did was to help
23 VI  |      Paris. She held above her head~a charming rose-colored
24 VI  |     Madame Moreau~inclined her head graciously, showing that
25 VI  |      by painting your charming head,~madame."~ ~Joseph Bridau
26 VI  |        him~contemptuously from head to foot. "Your mother, I
27 VI  |     done!"~ ~The count put his head in his hands and was silent
28 VI  |  toilers under the Empire, the~head of a bureau, who fell a
29 VII |      the last ten years at the head of a fine practice and married
30 VII |       You are, as~it were, the head of four great families.
31 VII |     estate of Persan. I am the head of the concern, which has
32 VIII|       it came~into Godeschal's head to construct and compose
33 VIII|         I have a cousin who is head clerk of the notary Maitre
34 IX  |   francs. He rose with a heavy head, completely~stupefied, took
35 X   |    will put some lead into his~head; and as he has only his
36 X   |     the~blessing of God on the head of her poor Oscar, and she